B’y

The term “b’y” can be used to either emphasize a word or phrase, or to end a statement or sentence. The term is used widely by Newfoundlanders as well as many Cape Bretoners...who would like to be Newfoundlanders.

Emphasis - “Jesus b’y, will you frig right off?!”, or “Yes b’y, I knows now”.

Ending - “Dat party at Skipper’s shed was a dandy time b’y”, or “Whatta ya gettin on wit b’y?”

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Yes B’y!

A term used by Newfies to answer basically any question they’re asked. Usually not even listening to the question.

Person 1: “Hey there!”
Newfie: “Yes B’y!”
Person 1: “How you doing?”
Newfie: “Yes B’y!”
Person 1: “Want to fuck a horse?”
Newfie: “Yes B’y!”

Buy Bye bye Bye b’y by Bye Bye b’y, bye bye Bye b’y

used when a guy tells a man named Bye to buy a book named Bye bye Bye b’y. The book would be about someone saying bye bye to someone also named Bye and the book would be written by a guy also named Bye and last name Bye. then the guy talking to Bye says bye bye b'y to Bye.

1. hey Bye
2. hey guy
1. you should go Buy Bye bye Bye b’y by Bye Bye b’y, bye bye Bye b’y
2. i think i will buy Bye bye Bye b'y, bye bye guy b'y

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Yes b’y

A word that newfoundlanders such as myself use to express sarcasm excitement or disbelief in something

Some random guy who doesn’t know where Newfoundland is: GUESS WHAT I WON THE LOTTERY!!!
Me who is from Newfoundland: yes b’y.